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The regatta has just concluded after six days of racing off the Hague, Netherlands.
New Zealand has produced two medals - one gold and one silver - at the 2010 Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championships which has just concluded in Istanbul, Turkey overnight. Image by David Kneale/Volvo Ocean Race - Thomas Saunders on the final day
New Zealand's Jo Aleh and Olivia Powrie head into the three day finals series of the 2010 Women's 470 World Championship with a share of the lead.
Finally the wind came the party in Turkey, albeit very shifty, on the penultimate day of racing where the twelve sailors of the NZL Yachting Trust Youth Team are competing.
Wellington, July 16 NZPA - Two New Zealand crews are in prime position to win their classes at the youth sailing world championships in Turkey.
Jo Aleh and Olivia Powrie have made a terrific start at the Women's 470 World Championships, where racing started overnight off the Hague, Netherlands. The NZL Sailing Team duo is in second place after the initial two races.
Day two of the 2010 Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championships saw light winds cause delays to the start of racing for the NZL Yachting Trust Youth Team in Istanbul.
Wellington, June 24 NZPA - Laser rider Mike Bullot scored a ninth placing at the Kiel Olympic regatta which ended in Germany today to be the best-performed New Zealander at the event.
Wellington, June 21 NZPA - New Zealand's women's match racing team maintained momentum on the second day of the Kiel yachting regatta for Olympic classes which began in Germany yesterday.
Day two of Kiel Week Regatta for Olympic classes produced very light winds meaning not all classes were able to sail overnight. Of the three New Zealand entries just the women's match racing team completed racing.
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